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Horsetails are typically avoided by most animals due to their high silica content, making them unpalatable. However, some insects such as horsetail sawflies, weevils, and moth larvae are known to feed on horsetails. Additionally, some herbivorous mammals like deer and rabbits may consume horsetails if other food sources are scarce.

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What eats water horsetails?

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